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Not that I wouldn't want to make a government comment here, but he probably got that hat at the Mall Ninja beginner store....the local gas station.

Own a AK-103 converted from a Saiga and am currently building an AR. The AK is the best for all round stuff. The AR for accuracy and special purposes. IMO

Baboons, Grant's Zebra's, and Dik-Dik's. On a trip to Kenya. No guns, just poisoned tipped arrows. It was very much a cave man moment with the Masi tribe.

I got my first lower and it went pretty well up until I got to the bolt catch roll pin. Come to find out I got a freak lower that did not have both tabs drilled! I spent a lot of time before realizing the issue. Manufacturer took care of it so it's not really an issue. Other than the occasional freak situation it is very easy.

but Rabbi, no one will see their good work that way!

No it is not a personal carry permit and will not function as such. You can take it in conjunction with your HCP, but you will have to take the other half of the course and the shooting requirements will be that of the armed guard class.

As one who has worked door to door in several capacities, don't be too quick to jump the gun. There are some folks honestly trying to make a living and then those who scam off there backs. Most of them are legit, a few aren't. Be careful, but be nice in case it is one of the decent hard working ones.

Let the free market decide .

Ever thought about the XDSC using 9mm +P? Ballistically the same as 357. It will fit in your hand and not break your bank. If you insist on 357 the service is not that big. I carry mine daily.

Guns and Leather have moving targets. you can see a demo at their site http://gunsandleather.com/

try one of theses http://www.k-var.com/shop/, http://www.gunaccessories.com/AK47-MAK90/default.asp, http://www.redstararms.com/

Only place I know of somewhat locally is http://www.tacticalresponse.com/about/tacticalresponse.php in Camden, TN

Looks good. I'm still waiting on my Saiga to get converted by Red Stick! From what I hear, my now 14 + week wait is due to Atlantic firearms putting in big orders for AK's. Waiting and anticipation are killers. I'm glad you got yours. PS - any one interested in converting a Saiga to full AK yourself......http://www.cross-conn.com/Saiga_Conversion/index.htm

Ugly just got uglier. It's interesting to me that the company who hasn't brought anything new to the industry (except 45 GAP) in years is touting a "new" thing which is still behind all the others as far as innovation. And the Glockers will probably be ecstatic about this great "new" development.

Had the same issues with the P-11, but Rabbi got me into a Kel-Tec PF9. The trigger is A LOT better and it is very slim. My .02

Destroying the records was a big deal not too long ago. Janet Reno was keeping them indefinitely against federal law. When Gonzalez took over he obeyed the law and destroyed all the old records. I hope that our law makers will observe the laws they make. Some dreams come true!?

No. That's why I sold it, then I found out how to do it. Great SA impossible DA.

Do you still have some p-64's. I sold my last one and I wish i hadn't.

There is a difference between cheap and value. Kel-Tec's and Bersa are value guns. There is a vast difference between them and Hi-Point, Jennings, Bryco,......ect.

Heard good things and some bad. Check out the Skyy forum and you will find a lot of problems reported. Don't know if it initial run problems or design. Design is a clone of Kel-Tec's P11, which is a good design. The guy who founded the company is a former Kel-Tec employee.

Being a pastor, I conceal carry all the time. Some people just don't understand some life principles and it would be hard to explain that concept without them understanding the overriding principle of personal responsibility and its contrast of evil in the world.

If nothing else, this thread has been informative and really bumped my post count!

It was a point in a collaboration of dismissals of the historical accuracy of the NT. Which is to well argued by either side to so conclusive. Secondly, all writers, under your understanding, have agenda's. Including the one's you cite, without noting who they are. BTW, Josephus was not a claimed Christian. In fact he was a Jewish historian and Levitical Priest who saw and recorded the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. He also a commander in the Jewish forces that fought the Romans in the First Roman War 66-73 A.D. He probably the closest historian Jewish or otherwise to write so close to the time of Christ about the Jewish state, Rome, and Christianity.

And you should well know that using universals (ie. it is "undeniable" that the Sanhedrin account in the NT is completely made up) to dismiss the New Testament or any other textual documentation in its entirety is inherently erroneous as well as being a fallacy of philosophical argument. I do agree, with out a doubt, the Jews are (currently as well) the most persecuted group in all of history. However, to blindly dismiss the Christian persecution in China, Africa, Russia, Germany, and many other places both today and in the past as inconsequential is also erroneous (I also am aware that this was not done by the Jews). In fact in China alone (currently) the persecution is on par with any Jewish persecution event, save the Holocaust. You also said "ulterior motive" texts, referring to the Bible. Yet almost all of you citations are of Jewish writers or Jewish apologist. Not that they are wrong, but you can't argue against a point and then use the same one. I might also note that you have yet to cite Josephus, who is widely known to be an excellent Jewish and Roman historical source. I have enjoyed my discussions with you in person and will continue to do so. No hard feelings, just understand as much as you put in to the Talmud, I put in the Scriptures. You reject the NT while embracing the Old (partially), I embrace both as God's revelation to man and finished work, culminating with the Messiahs crucifixion. While the law is still in effect, Christ made perfect what Jewish legalism had distorted and changed. A law of the heart for God. Not a law of the man to God.

Check out this thread on another forum. It is female specific and address a lot of the issues unique to women packing http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=25430